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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-21
A Greek Slurrer.

There was i merry war on the Rue des
ItalieDs last night. Louis Frank, a French.
man who keeps the peanut stand opposite
Washington hall, accused John Chriest. a
Greek who keeps the candy shop on
McLsin's corner, OF bearing the banana
market. They agreed to call in John
Pardi, the Mcclure House italian confec.
toner, as M arbitrator. His decision did
not suit Chriesr, who called Frank "an
ITALIAN" Frank reterted BY calling Chriest
"a Neapolitan." There is no more oppro-
brious epithet than this among the Dagoo,
and Chlicst knocked Frank through
show case. Warrants were Issued for ell
the combatants, and there will be time
in the police court this morning.
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Work on the brick pavement now
being constructed on Eoff street. East
Wheeling, will have to be postponed
till more brick is secured, as all the stock
now on hand has been used up.
THE Executive Committee and tho Fl.
nance Committee Of the August reunion
will bold q joint meeting at the heedquar.
ters, 1905 Cnapline street, this evening, to
make final arrangements for the work be.
fora {hcm t-'ts = EEL II ~ & s.
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Thus far the company has sold its pro.
duct in Pittsburgh, but it expects to find
a good market hore for both ita extra nice
butter and rich buttermilk. AS their but.
ter is absolutely pure there should be a
strong demand for 1t.
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james II. Dunlnp's pody necoyered.s

A mans body was found floating in the
river just opposite the Bsnwood tube
works yesterday morning, which answer
ed the description OF that OF Jamea H.
Dunlap, drowned on Wednesday, so close
ly that word was aent to the iriendg Of the
drowned man here. Officer Ben Dunlap
went down and at once recognized it as
the body of his brother. It was Brought
up to the city, and prepared for burial at
Frew. 4 Bertachy's undertaking rooms.
The funeral will take place from Mr..
Dunlap's late residences on Coal street ct
8 o'clock this morning. E
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Z ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangara In the City and Wheeling Folks

stranSafa III the Clty una nheclnS Folks
81 Abroad. lse41 E
Miss Carrie Lober, Of Bellsire, is visiting
Miss Carrie Smith, of Twentieth street.
Mrs. Kate Clancy, Of Clarksburg, has
just concludeda briei visit to her brother.
ln-law, Mr.. Pat Gavin. . $3.50
Mr.. Morgan L. OFT leaves this afternoon
for Omaha, Nebraska, to visit bis con, MI.
Charles B. OFT, who is in business there.
Miss Birdie Wickhsm, Of Wheeling 10
visiting in this city. Miss Lille Semple
has returned from a short visit to friends
in MISUNDERSTANDING Herald.
The following named West Virginians
were registered at tbs Stamm House yes
terday: A. Staley Chase aud daughter,
kingwood; J. D. Clayton and vile, Graf
ton B. Engle, Middlebourne. r3s :,
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Bargains in Dry Goods at L. S. Good & Goa
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES
at Martins rerry-other News Note. i

MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES
at Martins Ferry-Other News Notes From
ta There. ~
Miss Carrie Cattell has returned from Mt. plcss.
ant. ~ : Me- Il. ,s2g- ~ : ~ -.
Quarterly meeting begins on suud ~ at the A. NJ
+. church. r.. e.. = 3 - 'I7,rl : : -
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. McMastes5 were visiting In
BellAlre Yesterday. ~ "a s',2sf :
Agood crowd took 10 the excursion to wcllsbu,c
on the Clinax last night ~ ~ =
genuine American watch can be bought for
81 w, a. jewclty store, Commercial block.
Arrangements have been made by the Treasurer
OF Belmont comfy, for T. Howell 10 collect tax.
e. i9r pease township fee Of charge 10 taxpayers.
There will DC social given by the Ladies', Aid
Society OF the II church. ut tho new stort. r. ON
Of Mr. Samuel Suedeker, on the corner ei BROAD.
way aud Jefferson Streets Oh Saturday evening,
May Dist There Is an earnest effort 10 make III,
success socially and financially on the part OF the
Aid Society. All philanthropio persons should ny.
sst this noble object The mOnoy Is 10 DO applied
TO cleaning aud paperlpg tho audience room Of
the church. ~ sis5A4s Il
Clocks Of all descriptions, cheap for cash, at the
1ewelFy store, Commercial block. T',5F .
The G. a. r committee met III the City Hall on
Thursday evening and completed arysnee1nents
for Memorial Day. All soldiers aud members Of
the G. A. H. will meet at their hail. corner OF Fifth
and Hanover streets, az O'Clock sharp, and form
III line and uarch 10 Hanover and Second streets.
where NIL other orders that will participate In
the days programme. will join them. The parade
will commence from the latter corner going
down 10 Fist. down First to Fayette, up Fayotte
to Third. up Third 10 Locust, up Locust to Fourth
lip Fourth 10 Hanover, up Hanover to Fifth and
up Filth TO the Grove. All Sabbath schools are
invited to be i'll readiness at their respective
churchts, and join the procession as 1t passes by.
The services probably, will be held in CAPT, II :
W. smiths grove, adjoining Walnut grove. Rev.
A. i. Morrison will deliver the memorial address
The g. a. Il. drum corps Will assist In the pro.
granmc for the day. Comrades. Davis, Moore,
link and Hastings wcfc appointed as committee
10 secure funds to deIray the necessary expenses OF
tue day. A request was sent to Mayor Keller
that he issue PROCLAMATION. closing all buAiaess
houses during the forenoon. AL old soldiers and
comrades Of the G. A. E. are requested to meet nj
the @. A. Il. Hall on Sunday morning, preceding
Decoration Day, at 10 O'clock sharp from whence
the Post will attend the N. L, Church to hear The
memorial sermon to be delivered By Rev.5A. u.
jeWplry store, Commercial block. $50 -. -.s' n
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GASsU { 3 I
As FUEL IN THE MELTING OF IRON
At sweeney % Sons South sido Foundry
4 Yestsriay-Tho Diniculty In Procuring
Coke n Stimulates Invention with. II
4 ~ Important Results Gas Tests. III

Sweeney & Son yesterday achieved
something which bids fair to mark an era
in the history Of iron founding. Since the
Connellsville strike they have been some.
what embarrassed at their works on the
South Side by scarcity Of fuel. The re-
cent stoppage Of the Top milt gave them
an opportunity to secure small supply Of
coke, that mill having a little on hand.
This Is nearly exhausted, however, and the
difficulty o! securing coke was q serious
matter to the firm, as 1t Is now at work on
large contract for glass factory In pro-
cess Of erection ut Phillipuburg, Pa, which
must BIO completed by a certain day, and
will require all the time available to do
the work. Z "a 4. y
In this situation the MessIs. Sweeney
began to devise and experiment with q
view TO adopting natural gas az fuel in
melting iron. A good many difficulties
we've IN the way, but by experimenting
with small cupola these were successive.
ly obviated or overcome, and yesterday
their process was put into practical use
for tho first time, run OF iron being made
which was matted with natural gas alone,
Tho firm will apply for a patent on the
process. ~. "a s 5
| A series Of large air mixers, each about
four inches In diameter, arc ranged around
the furnace. In these between the oritice
where the flame burns and tho open.
ing Of the gas tube Ia fixed screen Of fine
wire gauzs, which retards tho flow and 30
cures a thorough incorporation Of the all
and gas. A flame Of brilliant whiteness
and most intense heat Is thus secured
which is decided improvement on the
common coke fire. The ingenuity and
| patience OF the firm has thus made 1t pos
aible 10 melt and cast iron with fuel not
before available for the purpose. Truly
'necessity Ia the mothof OF invention"
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Washington City and Return.

To parties desiring to attend the
National Military Encampment and Com
petitive Drill at Washington City, the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company will
sell on Tuesday, May oath, round trip
Tickets at the low rate Of $40, good return.
ing May 2sth inclusive. Trains will leave
Wheeling at 1856 A. N. q.
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WE have introduced n new system o,
ceiling Watches on the installment pian
Whereby you can secure q watch at once
N easy payments. Call and Investigate.
s JACOB ". GRUBB, Jeweier,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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Indications,

WARRINGTON, D. O., May 2l.-For
West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania
slightly warmer, fair weather, light varia.
BILE winds. s-N
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The first picnic Of the season is to be
given on the Fair grounds this afternoon
under the auspices Of Wheeling Castle
No. 2, Knights Of the Golden Eagle. The
picnic will be preceded by grand street
parade Of the Knights in this vicinity.
This will be the first appearance Of this
new order in public. Mayors brass and
string organizations will furnish the mu.
eic for the day, Extensive preparations
have been made for this event and 8
pleasant time is assured. Is;
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a Dangerous Plaything.

]. "a small child named Bowman, living in
Paper Mill Alley, was given revolver to
play, with yesterday. He laid the revolver
on the floor and pounded it with a stick.
Result, the weapon was discharged, the
ball entering the child's foot and making a
painful wound. }s 10;
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Y. NJ. G. a. Meetings,

The meeting for the study OF the Sunday
School lesson will be held at 5 o'clock this
afternoon. Any one who desires to attend
will be welcome. Il. q VA , <! q
Young mems meeting will bs held at
7:SO O'Clock this evening, also at 4 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. 81, J.; :. q
Meme Gospel meeting will DO held at
3:45 o'clock tomorrow In the Eighth
ward by the South Side branch OF the
Association. : s-i J 3 557;5,.ll5
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Thermometer Record,

Aa reported by Christian schnepf, drug
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IAN. 9A.M. I'm. ST.. 7r.M
CSC 73o - 90o 9io $50
Weathef-Clear. '-' l=t s.-t AZ tg1s
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I'VE have Just received a full line OF
SPRING OVERCOATlNGS, aud are In
daily receipt OF the latest Novelties in
Spring Suitinss.
Also, on hand q handsome line OF Neck.
wear and Genuemen's Furnishing Goods.
G. HESS IL SONS,
No. 1891 Market Street.
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FoR gentlemen's fine Kangaroo Shoes,
at the very lowest prices, consistent with
quality, go to J. W AMlcE,
Z E5.ii5if -s}all43 Main etreet. 4
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THE y. r. W. IN THE WRONG.

The lengthy preamble and resolutions
presented by Mr.. Dolbruggs at the last
meeting Of Council, and adopted by both
branches, instructing this committee to
report an ordinance repeating the ordi-
nance, il such one existed, whereby the
Board Of Pdblic Works had the power to
grant to any person or firm or corpora.
ton, the right to construct railroad
tract or switch, reference being had es-.
peclally to the permit recently granted by
the Board to Klevia, Kraft 4 Go. 10 CON
struct q switch on Water street, above
Twenty.third. The committee decided to
report that the Board did wrong in grant
ing such permit. Be there lie no ordinance
in existence granting it such power, it
being power thst rests alone with the
Council. & IA. III e
The resolution offered by Mr.. Tracy in
structing the committee to report an ordi-
nance increasing the Finance Committee
membership from Six to eight, each ward
to have representation, and the member.
ship to be- divided equally between the
two branches, Was taken up and the SoIici-
tor instructed to draft such an ordinance.
The Solicitor wss also instructed to
draft On ordinance making it prohibitive
hereafter Tor any member OF Council to
hold any city elective Office, in accordance
with Mr.. Buckman's resolution. s5Si
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-21

Our So 90 genuine hand sewed ladies'
Shoe, is unexcelled in the city. The
workmanship is warranted by the manu-.
facturer. J. W. AMlrK,
ll43 Main street.
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We have for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caligraph, and will DO sold cheap. Writers
for rent snd for sale on monthly; install.
msntg. Gall on or address for circulars AZ
EDWARD. L. ROSE & Co., az
$500 81 al IS Twelfth street. FL
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Rev. C:V.AENoLp, G ilbsrtvllle, N. ",
a1emarksble cure BY Palmer's Skin Sue.
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DoN'r forget that Stone & Thomas carry
the largest line OF Carpets aud Lace Cur
tainB In the State. NJ. - W Z
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y Our 81 % ladies' bright Dongola Flexi.
BILE Button Shoe ia cheap at So 90. I
Z !!S STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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Got the, Best,

! suRAH SILKS, in all shades. st very Low;
prices, at STONE & THOMAS IS
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I'm looking for a Sewing Machine don t
fail to see tho now No. 5 Wheeler, & VIII
son, at Lash's, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. 4 =. - ( . 81 g;
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AT ST. 90 and 81 10 we sell q beautiful
White Spread. STONE 4 THOMAS. G!
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4 CALL on or address to M. Neuer, the
practical optician, S6 Twelfth street, in re.
terence to your spectacles. & (. ~ .i5is
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3 CuRED chicken cholera with st. Jacobs
NJ. Mccain, Bridgeport, w. Va.
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Yesterday Adam Wells while coming to Town was
dragged under hts horses feet and dang erously
comes down through the Baltimore & Ohio cattle
yards 70 hold his horses while an engine passed,
dis daughter remained in the wagon aid the
horses were stopped before she was hurt. 4
Miss Bella Thoburn and Miss Phoebe Rowe, mis-.
a!onaiies 70 india, homo on leave, will DO ut the
First N. +, Church Sunday afternoon and evening,
In the afternoon the regular monthly missionary
collection Will 10 taken 6y the Sunday School III
ne evening the services will be In charge OF the
peculiarly sweet singer. "a ~ :"
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AN absolute cure for chicken cholera has
bsen found in st. Jacobs OIL. Price Soc.
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U sEyENTY-PIys pieces choice new atyles
Satinea at s121c, ct \; STONE & THoXAs', Is
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EXAMINE our line Of Lace Curtains be.
fore buying. 1t will pay you.
t-2 4 STONE & THOMAS. i
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Mrs. NINA NEUER, the German postezs,
dyes, cleans and curls oBtrich feathers in
the best manner. No. So Twelfth etreet.
y IKE Va. 90 rss 90. - F-ssi- rrka tlE
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A FIRE ! R !, E {;
TO 70. lie PREPARED FOR Q; ADOPTION 81
BY Councii-The Draft Proposed BY tho
Ordinance Committeo-After tho Board
b otPublio Works for Exercising q Pow. q
I crit Did Not uaye-Otl.ef Matters.

The Council Committee on Ordinances
met at the Public Building last evening
for the purpose Of considering several
matters referred to 1t. The frat thing
taken up was resolution offered by Mr..
Dobbins some time since, and adopted by
both branches Of Council, calling on this
committee to report an ordinance com.
polling all persons having in charge, or
controlling any hotel, theatre, factory or
other building, other than private resi-.
dences, wherein people congregate, to
provide Ere escapes.
Mr.. Dobbtns presented last evening a
copy Of the Chicago ordinance in relation
to this important matter, which met with
unanimous approval and tho solicitor was
instructed TO DRAFT from 1t an ordinance for
this city. The Chicago ordinance changed,
80 as 10 meet tho requirements here, will
read about Us follows: Nh,
THE CHICAGO ORDINANCE. 3' r
All buildings, except such as are used
for private residences exclusively, In the
city Of Wheeling Of three or more stories
in height, shall be provided with one OF
more metallic ladders, or metallic fire ca.
capes. extending from the frat story 10 the
upper stories Of such building, and above
the roof and on tile outer wslls thereof, in
such location and numbers, and OF suct
material and construction as the Board o.
Police and Fire Commissioners, or ma
joIity Of them, may from time to time
determine. After such determine
ton shall have been made a.
Aforesaid, tho eaid Board may at any time
by a notice in writing served upon the
owner, lessee or occupant OF any such
building, by leaving with such owner
Lessee or occupant, or at his or their resi-
dence or place OF business, a copy OF such
notice, require such owner, Lessee or occu'
pant, or either OF them, 10 cause such met
allie ladder or FIRE escape 10 be placed
upon such building within thirty dayf
after the service Of such notice; provided
however, that all buildings more than two
stories in height, used for manufacturing
purposes, shall have one metallic ladder
for every twenty-five persons or less en-.
ployed above the second stOry. II z
In case such owner, leaeee or occupant
or either Of them, 80 served with notice
as aforesaid, shall not, within thirty dayl
alter the service Of such notice upon hin
or them, place or cause to be placed, suct
metallic ladder or fire escape upon sucl
building, IS required by this ordinance
and the terms OF such notice, he or the,
shall be subject to q fine Of not less tina!
- or more than -, and to iurthe
fine Of - for each week OF such neglec
to comply with such notice after the ser
vice OF the same.
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1DI::I).R|:;|'IESS SIS Up!
.s g5 n 81


were asked what lesson nature teaches more than any
other should SLY teaches to dress How beau
ty the trees dress themselves in the verna seasonpu on
their Spring Suits Wherever you turn the land
scape wears its mantle Of green and the distant mountain tops
are obed eecy clouds dashed into sunsight Even the
ocean depths like ghost cover themselves with sheetof
water Everything tries to dress up except recruit
sheep sport all wool oyecoas and the tmd hart pants Wild
animals 90 about dressed their skins and the birds have
coatsn their stomachs swalowta coat affected by
the society young alone for the anaconda will swaowa
coat and all Then get thysc suit Don't be like the man
who knew north SOUTH no east no vest but get Vest
Coat Pantaloons together and be you buy them Of
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Look for tho Big Shoe.
Our ST 90 ladies' fl sxible Kid Button
are cheap at So 30. 75jiiiS5 y.
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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D'sssSs*e4a0 k&uV Hk3V ItIlUWt S1HHKVTHLlUU,
~ -, y l. CHARLES MCKAY, Il,

have seen Nj. McKay's boy when badly affect.
ed with the Eczema. He was a pitliul sight 10
look at know that he has TILED our best physi
cans ana did al father could do for suffering
child, but awaited nothug know thai tho STAT.
mcnts he has made you rs regards the curing ri
his boy by your Cuticura Remedies arc 3trup in
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A CH|LD'S skin
Ears and Scalp Covered with Ecze.
matous Scabs and Sores Z
:. Cured by Cuticura.

ssY little son. aged eight years, has been afflicted
III with Eczema Of the scalp, and at iimcs a great
portion OF the body, ever since he was two Year,
old; 1t began in his ears, and extended to his
scalp, which became covered With scsbs and sores.
and from which sticky fluid poured out, causins:
intense itching and distress, aud leaving his haf
skin as raw, like piece Of bUetsteak. Gradually
the hair came out and wa1 destroyed, uuul but d
small patch was left Ut the back Of The head. nv
friends In Peabody know hog my little boy has
suffered. AT Might he would tcfiteh hts head un.
III his pillow was cove1ed with blood. / used IN
tie his hands behind him, aud In mauy ways tried
TO prevent his scratching; but IL Was no use he
would scratch. took him to the hospital aud d
tho best phylirians in Peabody without success
Abont this time, some friends, who had been
cured by tho CuticuIa Remedies. prevailed upon
me to try tnem.3 began TO use than on thc i5ih
Of January last In seven months every particle
oil the disease was removed. Not spot or tcab re-.
mains on his scalp 10 tell tie story Of his suffering
His hair has returned. and Is thick and suopg and
his scalp as sweet and clean rs any Child's im the
world. cannot gay enough 10 express my graf.
cdies, and wish all similarly afflicted TO Know tha,
my statement is true and Without exaggeration. :
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Ghe Gttellii:qeafer,
Of,ce, Nos. 70 md ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advertlsem ents.

New Advertisements.
Furnished Room 70 Let. Z
Tea aud Dinner sets-Ewlng Bros. ~ .t4s
liammoeks-Slan!oa d Davenport.
/ List OF Letters. Ma i-ras l.,. H =,
Wheeling Business College.
Trustees SAlc-S. @. Smith.
For Cincinuati--Steamcr Louis A. Shirley.
For sale-Desimblc Residence, 81 Virginia street.
Sealed Proposals. Ior Removing Garbagc-Frank
Bowers. 49, s--s Z II, III sls
4 Sea Sick Passerger-Third page.
For Sale 10 North Front Street Fourth page. \
Religious SotlceS--Fourth page. ~ ,s' Il ..a
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NS1FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL
- LUTHERAN CHURCH-Rev. L. II. DoID'
Dlaser, PASTOR Services ut 1880 q. N. and 7;i5p.
N n sunday School at 2 p. m. Young Peoples
Meeting after evening service.
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Tho funeral OF Miss Laura Robinson yesterday
afternoon was very largely attended. There was i
seat PERCUSSION Of flowers from the many relatives,
friends and class aates aud the whole OF the scr.
vices showed how firm hold she had on all her
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Bob NIuldoon Guilty.

The jury in the case Of Robert Muldoon,
in the Circuit Court, yesterday brought in
q vcrdict OF guilty CT diaorderly conduct.
The defense at once moved to set aside
tho verdict. ..5;
The case against Thomas Muldoon, the
father, Tor forcibly obstructing an officer
in the discharge Of his duty, was not fin.
ished last evening when court adjourned.
The closing argument Tor the city, by So.
licitor Caldwell, will be made when court
reassemblea alto A. NJ. to-day.
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s. e WILLIAM J. MCCARTHY.
~ :i.ty 50 Foster Street, Peabody, Mass,
!, Bold everywhere. Price: Cuttcura, so cents: On.
pc eana soap = cents; Cutieura Resovent 81 %;
Send for ''How TO Cure Skin Diseascs."3
piHPLES, Blackheads, skin Blemishes and R,hv
IN HumoIs, use Cu.icura Soap. ~